Seeing Michael Jordan Talk About Being In the HOF..

[NyFanCam01]

most of you know, im a HUGE UNC Fan!


michael jordan is NOT my favorite player of all time, but He Was Seriously AMAZING. I Used To Not Know How Great He Really Was.

I Watch Videos On Youtube Of His Highlight, And yep, He Was Just Something Else.


Seeing Him Talk About Being In The HOF Really Made Me Sad.
I Feel Like He REALLY Isnt Happy About Being Older. It's Pretty Obvious.

I'd Seriously Be THRILLED If Michael Jordan Could Be Young Again And Do His Thing.

Just Seeing How Bad He Still Wants To Play Is Sad.
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He Was Saying Things About How He Always Wants To Put The Shorts On And Play, And People Would Laugh... I Dont Think He Was Trying To Be Funny..

Some Sports Players Should Just Never Have To Get Old.

Sorry For This Weird Thread, But This Really Did Bother Me For Some Reason =/

[gladdyontherise]

Just curious, how did you capitalize almost every word? lol

Well i wouldnt want to get older either, he just needs a hobby, maybe he should become the biggest super collector of his own sport cards?

[NyFanCam01]

Just curious, how did you capitalize almost every word? lol

Well i wouldnt want to get older either, he just needs a hobby, maybe he should become the biggest super collector of his own sport cards?

That's The Way I Type Man...

Pretty Fast At It Too. lol

[angel0430]

MIchael Jordan was the best palyer ever. Also, he was very humble. He has so much passion for the game that is amazing.

[Filthy]

I was lucky enough to see him play in person in 1997. (Chicago @ Dallas) In my eyes, He will always be the greatest basketball player to live.

[Italy61587]

MIchael Jordan was the best palyer ever. Also, he was very humble. He has so much passion for the game that is amazing.

i don't know if humble is the right word to describe MJ , but he sure was the best player ever

[WilyWestbrook0]

Yeah, those of you born in the '90s missed his prime. Actually, even as an 80s decade birth, I have only faint memories of his early '90s career as well, although I saw tons of his games from 1995-1998 since I was old enough to understand more about the game then.

I still consider MJ to be the best all-around player of all-time. Wilt had more dominant offensive stats, and Russell is the greatest defender/winner, but MJ combined the best of offense, defense, and wins.

[angel0430]

I think he is pretty humble for what he did. Anyway if he wants he can brag about anything

[tarheelsnipe]

If you weren't old enough to remember him playing through the 80s - mid 90s, it's tough to get an idea of who Jordan was and how he impacted the sports world. If you want to get a sense of Jordan's dominance, there are some great highlight DVD's (I still have them on VHS and used to watch them before my games to get hyped up). The most complete career retrospective is called Ultimate Jordan - it's a 3 disc set of Come Fly With Me, Playground, Air Time, Above and Beyond, His Airness, and some bonus highlights. The NBA has also released some other DVD's in their dynasty and hardwood classics series.

Edit: Just checked Netflix and they have it. Put it in your queue if you haven't seen it.

[garnett_21]

tarheelsnipe - I love that DVD - bought it a few years back, and it was one of my best DVD purchases ever!